1967 Ford Mustang

D0ZZ-7528-C Equalizer bar or "Z" bar for FE big block engines with a manual transmission. Both 3 and 4 speed manual transmissions. This is a used part and it will most likely show some wear form previous use.

C7ZZ-7515-D Manual transmission clutch fork - 3 and 4 speed, stick shift transmissions. Fork measures 12 inches long. Cougar 1967 through 2-15-1968. 390-4V engines only, XR7, XR7-G. Mustang 1967 through 2-15-1968. 390-4V only, GT. Mustang 1967. K code 289 HiPo 4 speed only. GT

Includes machined pedal shaft, washer and special pin. Replaces Ford Part #: C5ZZ-2478-AK.

Used clutch spring bracket that attaches to the brake / clutch hanging bracket. All 1967-68 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustang with manual transmissions. Replaces Ford Part #: C7ZZ-7535-B.

Used coil mounting bracket. This is the later Big Block V-8 version starting 1969. Found on 390 and 428CJ cars. We happen to know that there are no less than 4 different versions of factory Ford coil brackets used on 1967-73 Mercury Cougar and Ford Mustangs and literally all other Ford cars and trucks. This version is for big block V-8's, and has a 'flat' strap on the bottom, earlier versions had an additional reinforcing 'C' channel on the bottom. Probably used starting in 1969. Some...

New coil spring compressing tool to compress the coil springs of the 1967-73 Mercury Cougar or 1965-73 Ford Mustang. This tool now comes with a bearing to make the job much easier. This spring compressor is a must for safely removing front coil springs. We also offer a 60 Day Loaner if you only need the tool for a short period of time. *NOTE* Not recommended for heavy duty coil springs like found on pickup trucks and full sized cars. Check out this video ...

These Linear springs are custom wound for the performance-oriented customer. These feature 600-pound/inch rating and will lower the car approximately one inch from stock. Painted black, sold as a pair. Note: If you look close at factory sales pictures from the day you will notice the cars sit about 1" lower in back than front. These springs will level the car out provided your rear leaf springs are not sagging. Linear springs are the easiest to understand. When you think of a spring, this is...

This is an original NOS hot idle compensator for Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang models with V-8 engine and factory A/C. It is installed in the middle of the hose that connects the PCV valve to the rear of the carburetor spacer. It opens when it reaches a certain temperature which makes the engine run faster when at idle and the A/C is on thereby making the engine run more efficiently. This is an original Ford part that came on air conditioned models from the factory. It was manufactured by...

This complete four part kit is correct for any 1969 small block 351 Windsor Mercury Cougar or Ford anything 1969. Used aluminum pump mounting bracket, front adjusting bracket with large hole, pivot stud, and nut. If you do not have a air conditioning you will need a the rectangular spacer which is sold separately.

Used metal Connector for use on any 1967-68 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with speed control. This connector goes between the Servo and Bell Crank. Connector only, hitch pin and clips not included. Complete Ford part unknown, but it has a basic part number 9D763.

Premium quality original FORD valve that has been re-manufactured to original tolerances. Quality part that is rebuilt by a true craftsman here in the USA. Now rebuilt with upgraded concours components. Fasteners and clamp have correct style details, like OEM Ford supplied power steering control valves. 1967 generally have this small nut or 1/4 inch line fittings. By 1968, that size fitting had increased to 5/16 inch for strength. Please inspect your line size to the power steering pump, not...

C6OE-D and C7AE-F marked fans. Applications: 1. 1968 C code 289-2V engine without air conditioning or heavy duty, or 'extra cooling' option (small radiator). 2. 1969 Boss 302 Eliminator and Mustang. Mustang owners, this 4 blade fan with the part number C6OE-D and (C7AE-F for 1967 and later), is also correct for those K code 289 HiPo engines in both 1966 and 1967. Fan description - 4 blades and 17-1/8 inches in diameter. Ford master part number C6OZ-8600-D. Check out this interesting video...